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Thx Vernmotor - it has been a journey. Uni - I'm in Northern CA.

We only used a few of them... :shocking:

Wrapping up the lighting in the shop (and otherwise) today for insulation going in this week and drywall the following week. Went with LED can lights. A benefit if this taking forever is that previously we thought we'd be limited to deck mounted fluorescents. These LEDs will offer more...

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Concrete tops nearing completion

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Interesting about the cng. Have to consider that for our future purchases. We are all LP here and fuel our diesel trucks onsite so we'd have to maintain a reservoir for the cng if we were to go that way. We began construction of the farm in 2005. sometime after that we harvested our first...

You ain't just whistlin' Dixie... Now that it is becoming a true reality, we are letting ourselves get a little bit excited about it. All things in due time they say... :)

No spec yet as the old spec is probably updated by now. I believe the old plan called for T8's. We will see what's out there now...

I'll post some from up there - we're getting a few tags finished up

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Going to move in this summer finally. Will post some pics now that progress is happening.

I suspect the pitch in your rails would do as good or better than the springs. The springs merely serve to "get the door going".

We tried the springs you speak of. Helped but not the solution for us.

Been there, done that + quite a few other tweaks to no avail. In general, they work "most" of the time but always fail when you least want them too (I've gotten pretty quick at the fix now thought!). You will notice that I say in my "application" because these would work out fine probably if...

I'll get some pics this week. It's been monsoon weather here the past week.

I have 4 19'w x 14'h insulated panel doors. I have been using 4 3800's on them. I am replacing them with a commercial drawbar unit as the 3800 is unfit for this application. The ability to lift the doors is not the issue, the 3800 has plenty of power and torque (and thus the mfg being confident...

Progress continues again... Stone chimney done. Outdoor dog shower done save for the faucets. This month, should all go well: Fire sprinklers installed a/v wiring Insulation Deck flooring Start drywall Replace garage door openers

Was reading through the thread again. Thought I would comment not the 3800's. I am replacing them with a commercial drawbar unit on the 4 big doors. Here is why... With the radius we are using, there is an issue with some slack created as the door gets going and closes. Majority of the time...